As fall wraps up, many assume real estate shuts down until spring. But value doesn’t disappear in winter – it simply looks different. Yes, days on market stretch a bit, and prices dip slightly, but thousands of homes still sell in New Hampshire from November through March. The question isn’t “Is winter slower?” — it’s “Is winter slow enough  to justify waiting four months? The current market is the only market.   While we do project a come-back in prices and inventory and fas

When it comes to selling a home, it’s not just about dollars and square footage — it’s also about the Joy Factor . The National Association of Realtors defines this as the satisfaction and happiness homeowners feel after a project is completed. A fresh coat of paint, a landscaped yard, or a new kitchen can not only increase value but also boost that sense of pride and enjoyment. And the numbers show how seriously Americans take it: in the U.S. last year, more than $600 billio

The conditions for buying or selling a home in New Hampshire are always evolving — a reflection of both a healthy market and the deeply...

When it comes to buying or selling a home, conversations often center around mortgage rates, economic forecasts, and national headlines....